My Fair Lady

[Kat Campbell]

Registered Name: My Fair Lady
Barn Name: Annie
Age: 6
Sex: Mare
Breed: Thoroughbred
Color: Chestnut
Height: 16.2 hh
Discipline: Eventing/ Ex- Race-Horse
Personality: 100 WORDS

Though a little rough around the edges, Annie is a sweet mare. She has a shyness about her, do to the fact that her original owners weren't great people to her. She is quick and sassy though, and truly loves Kat. She gets along pretty well with other horses, and tends not to be the dominate mare. Annie gets nervous with loud noises, and spooks if she sees a crop. Only a few people can ride her, including Kat and her brother. Annie's favorite things are going on a trail ride with Kat, and playing in water. She is generally ridden english, but once in a while Kat rides her western, and they attempt to learn how to rein.

History: 150 WORDS

Born into the horse racing world, Annie was broken in at a young age. She learned how to run the track, and was in the top three in her first race. After that though, the stable went bankrupt and all the horses went to auction. Annie was young and not worth much, so she went to a small stable with only a few other horses and nasty trainers. The trainer would scare her into running and not let her rest after racing. During a race, her jockey pushed her too far, and she fractured her fetlock. She was put up to auction and a PMU company purchased her. When Kat found out about PMU horses, she wanted to help save them. It just so happened that the one Annie was at was being closed down, so off to auction she went again. Kat fell in love with her the moment she saw her, and so she bought Annie for one thousand- two hundred dollars. Since then, they've been training and competing together in three day events.

What you want to accomplish with this horse while at CA:

• Work on her shy-ness
  
• Get to the next eventing level
  
• Work on speed control
  
• Stamina building
  
• Dressage

Picture:

Image © Haley Levesque

[Jumper.]

looks good. :]
accepted.

please make a stall thread for your horse unders the 'STALLS' board at the barn, thanks.